GTA 6 Leak Shows Jason Hijacking Trax Supercar and Driving Through Vice City

A new GTA 6 gameplay leak has surfaced online, showing Jason Duval hijacking a supercar and speeding through the streets of Vice City.

The leaked clip shows Jason stealing the Trax, a supercar previously seen in GTA Online. After taking control of the vehicle, Jason drives through the city while the in-game radio plays Unforgettable by French Montana and Players by Koy Leray.

One of the most interesting details in the footage is the apparent car-hijacking mechanic. In GTA 6, stealing certain vehicles may require players to complete a short sequence that resembles a quick-time event (QTE), rather than simply entering the car.

This could make vehicle theft more interactive than in previous GTA games. The leaked footage suggests players may need to perform specific actions before successfully taking control of some vehicles.

The latest leak also adds another layer to the ongoing Cyberleek controversy. The hacker group previously claimed that it was releasing GTA 6 footage in the name of consumer rights. However, reports indicate that the group was also using the leaked material to promote its cryptocurrency, $CYBERLEEK.

Take-Two Interactive has reportedly been moving quickly to remove posts containing the leaked footage from platforms such as Reddit and X. A related link previously shared through Cyberleek’s official website is also no longer working.

This has turned the latest leak into another cat-and-mouse battle between the publisher and those distributing the footage. As Take-Two removes posts and links, copies of the material continue to appear across social media and online communities.

As always, the leaked footage should be viewed with caution. Rockstar Games has not officially confirmed every detail shown in the clips, meaning some gameplay elements could still change before the final release.

Still, the footage offers another early glimpse at GTA 6‘s vehicle mechanics and the way Rockstar could make everyday interactions feel more detailed and interactive in Vice City.

What do you think about the apparent new car-hijacking mechanic in GTA 6? Would you like to see more interactive vehicle theft in the game? Share your thoughts in the comments.